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Simmons Dominates in Bears Debut, Chicago Beats Seattle

Newly acquired defensive tackle Jeffery Simmons recorded six tackles, a sack and two tackles for loss in his Chicago Bears debut, anchoring a 34-17 Monday night victory over the defending Super Bowl champion Seattle Seahawks. The win improved Chicago to 6-2, their best start through eight games since 2012.

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Bears Post Historic Numbers in 34-17 Win Over Seahawks

The Chicago Bears’ 34-17 victory over the Seattle Seahawks produced a string of franchise milestones and NFL records, including quarterback Caleb Williams extending his interception-free streak to 36 games — the longest such run in league history. Running back D’Andre Swift became the first Bears player since Walter Payton in 1977 to score three rushing touchdowns in a single half.

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Bamba, Lewandowski Fuel Fire FC’s 4-2 Road Win

Jonathan Bamba scored twice and Robert Lewandowski added a goal and an assist as Chicago Fire FC defeated the Colorado Rapids 4-2, pushing the club’s season total to 61 goals and keeping them fourth in the Eastern Conference with one match to play.

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Fire Rout Rapids 4-2 Behind Bamba, Lewandowski

Jonathan Bamba scored twice and Robert Lewandowski added a goal and an assist as Chicago Fire FC defeated the Colorado Rapids 4-2 on Saturday, holding fourth place in the Eastern Conference with one match remaining in the regular season.

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Blackhawks Earn Point in Wild Overtime Loss to Bruins

The Chicago Blackhawks earned their first road point of the season Saturday in a 5-4 overtime loss to the Boston Bruins, as rookie Anton Frondell scored twice and Patrick Kane reached 900 career NHL assists — a milestone no American-born player had previously achieved.

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